Early Geneva talks shape British disarmament stance
The Foreign Secretary Sir John Simon announced British policy on disarmament and equality of arms, winning unanimous approval in Britain. Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin's remarks on serial warfare impressed both at home and abroad, signaling progress toward disarmament at the forthcoming conference. The Europe-wide reaction, including French coverage, highlighted cautious optimism despite unresolved details.
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London
Foreign Sec
Sir John Simon
Britain
Stanley Baldwin
Menchukuo Gunboat Crew Treated Rebels at Sea
Harbin report says the Manchukuo gunboat crew killed and threw overboard officers and comrades who refused to mutiny. They raised the Kuo-Min-Tang flag, removed their sunboat, and fled toward the Amur River where a Soviet sun boat blocked entry. Red propaganda blamed. Japanese drive on volunteers, with heavy losses and explosions at an aeroplane hangar and munition plants.
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Shanghai
Harbin
Menchukuo
Amur
Sutinesrn
Anhore
War Inventions Suppressed by Official Reproach
Reports from Parliament reveal that three wartime inventions were withheld from use due to perceived risks. Critics argue official restraint blocks discussion though new threats could pollute air and water and threaten public health.
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London
Raturd
Baldwin
House of Commons
Kellogg Pact Topic Stirs Debate Across Europe
Fragmented notes discuss Uthan Kellogg pact and possible German equality claims. The text references Miers and calls for unity among European powers, warning of potential war if nations diverge. It hints at future action and the role of pledged peace in shaping national policy.
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Miers
Germany
French Reception Dampens Hope for British Unity
Paris correspondent reports Foreign Secretary John Mann faces criticism over a perceived lack of integrity and restraint in handling Germany. Debates focus on wartime aims and the promise of practical cooperation and effective diplomacy next.
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Fie
Paris
John Mann
Frasca
German Comment on Kellogg Pact and Locarno Pact
Bertin correspondent notes German commentators stress adherence to the Kellogg Pact and Locarno Pavilion, signaling no intention to revise the Vermilion arrangement. The report suggests public opinion aligns with nonrevisionary diplomacy amid European tensions.
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Bertin
The
Germany
Poland
British Policy for Abolition of Air Fleets
A London diplomatic writer reports that Britain considers disarmament of air forces essential. The aim is a global agreement banning civil air use during war and halting air battles, bombing, and aerial combat as part of an international disarmament framework.
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London
Smn
Wmmorver
Bertramont
Thiretorm
Wien
Matt
Heian Dinamant
Basuai
Rafermait
Phe Times
Italian Planes Atlantic Flight Plan Revealed
Rome's Daily Telexrayh reports 20 new Italian planes will join a planned transatlantic flight next June. Departing Genoa, thence to the Azores and Newfoundland, reaching Chicago and New York, with returns via the Azores. Commanded by the Minister for Air General Talio Baibo.
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London
Rome
Telexrayh
Nea
United States
Genoa
Gremiland
Labrador
Chisago
New York
Azores
Ttalo
Baibo
Pit Disaster at Garwood Colliery Near Wigan
A mine disaster at Garwood Colliery near Wigan trapped 106 men. Twenty four are believed dead with three seriously injured and three unaccounted for. Fire hampered rescue efforts as teams worked through gas filled galleries to reach the shaft, with many rescuers overcome by heat and rubble.
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London
Garwood
Wigan
Vance
Barler Reser
Von Papen Negotiates for Wider Cabinet
Berlin reports Herr Von Papen continues negotiations to broaden the Ministry but has not yet met with success.
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von Papen
Berlin
Herr von Papen
Beneficial Rain Falls Amid Devastating Scene
Descriptions of widespread rain and debris flood a scene of confusion and shock as rescuers work for hours. A doctor descends into a pit to aid the injured while officials report multiple deaths including notable church figures and a Methodist minister among the deceased.
Cuban hurricane toll may reach two thousand dead
Reports from Cuba and nearby islands indicate at least 1700 to 2000 killed by the hurricane. Santa Cruz del Sur’s port was destroyed with as many as 1000 feared dead, bodies swept inland and tidal waves up to 20 feet observed. Relief chiefs coordinate aid as widespread devastation is confirmed.
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Havana
Cuba
Cayman Lalanda
Jamaica
Bahamas
Santa Cruz del Sur
Othare
Jamaica Colonial Fire Sparks Wide Banana Loss
A colonial fire in Jamaica raged from November 4 to an undated finale with high winds along the west and north coasts. It damaged millions of banana plants and several warehouses, yet little public or private property suffered. Telegraphic communications were disrupted but are being repaired. weather conditions have improved.
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Jamaica
Deruk
Burning of Bodies and Relief Efforts Amid Epidemic Fears
Reports describe authorities fearing epidemics and burning bodies to prevent spread while Havana administers relief shipments. Private agencies in Fuahing provide clothing, food, and medical supplies as roads are repaired and basic services restored amidst the crisis.
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Havana
Agencion
Fuahing
Hse
Roosevelt's New Position in United States Government
Washington dispatch discusses Roosevelt’s unique status as the new administration faces a divided Congress. Democratic gains in the House and Republican strength in the Senate may shape policy while large revenue opportunities promise to influence the Democratic agenda. Roosevelt, though confined to bed with a cold, remains central to the national political outlook.
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Washington
United States
Roonevelt
Tim
House of Representatives
Henate
Hue
Demos Veratic
Jalan
Wittuns
Roosevelt
Christmas relief funds announced in New South Wales
Public Works outlines an 18 million pound total with 10 1 million for Christmas relief 2 6 million for unemployment relief and the remainder for government works. The government aims to implement moratorium measures and complete the legislative assembly discussion within weeks as Premier Brewnen leads the session.
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Sydney
Brevena
Double Tragedy at Narrabri Ends in Deaths and Suspected Murder
Early today at Narrabri a 36 year old bootmaker Lyle Withers was found slashed on his verandah with throat wounds and chest injuries. a 35 year old married woman Inastella Golden and her 19 year old daughter Merl were found seriously injured and a man was detained after shots were fired. Police suspect murder and suicide connected to past incidents in nearby Alcomes housekeeper case.
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Narrabri
Unda
Lyle Withers
Waa
Myeral
Wounda
Inatella
Golden
Merl
Withers
Ralerdyoken
Allows
Siingstown
Narrahrhla
Naval Hotel
Lindrum tops McConachy in tight billiards match
Lindrum defeated McConachy 21 459 to 15 040 after an 8 break, with the Australian champion securing the lead in a closely fought billiards duel.
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London
Lindrum
McConachy
Asylum Horror Reported Amid Mental Patient Notes
A chaotic note from a mental patient in Ruich hints at disturbing actions. Wax found in a room near the asylum as authorities recall a Thursday tragedy where children were said to be burned.
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Ruich
France Follows British Lead on War Debts to Washington
France has addressed a communications to Washington on payments due next month as Britain moves to extend the war debts moratorium. Paris, Brussels, and Rome seek a general conference on international debts, with French officials privately discussing an extension of the moratorium and related terms. The French premier Herriot conferred with the minister Germain-Martin in London on the matter.
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London
United States
Washington
France
Belgium
Italy
Ram
M. Herriot
Yenterday
Hinanen
M. Germain-Martin
She ‘Treamney
M. Plandin
Finance
M. Maivy
Einance Committee
Notes Sent On To Mr Hoover In London Dispatch
A London report says notes were sent to Mr. Hoover and to Mr. Roosevelt regarding British and other debtor nations. It notes that any move should come from Hoover, with possible temporary payment measures on December 16. Senator Borah urged a complete rearrangement of international policies and warned postponement equals cancellation.
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United Briton
Blaze
Bimaon
Hoover
Washington
Teta Point
Ale
M. Hreriot
Forvlen
Bargn
Neurathy
Lytton
Manchuria
Meever
Jon Hae
Franklin Roosevelt
Silky
Britain
France
Benotee Borah
Riots in Geneva as Soldiers Join Demonstrators
Serious unrest grips Geneva with communists threatening spread to towns. Martial law declared as troops and cavalry mobilise, military courts empowered, and demonstrations clash with police. Soldiers join crowds singing the International as windows are smashed and trams disrupted.
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Geneva
Sat I
Switzerland
Communiata
Bureau of the Disarmament Conference
League
Lausanne
Athas
Cation
Velata
Vinneve
Geneve
Veale
Guinea
Ous
Rand Baronets
Thamah Balted
Leip
Dreving Weorda
Fragmentary crime note with unclear names and actions
A damaged OCR fragment mentions a person named Len and suggests arrests and a confrontation involving Shechar and others. Details are unclear, with no verifiable events, dates, or locations identifiable.
London Tragedy Seeks Suspect in Ruth Cooper Death
Police search for a suspect believed linked to the death of Ruth Cooper, a 20 year old Australian found dead in a flat in London. Reports suggest a recent lover from New South Wales and a complex background involving a Paris visit and a local agency scent. The investigation notes an ill alibi and unclear cause of death pending examination.
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Paris
Setuntey
Toure Jartiat
Anatralian
Misa Ruth Coupes
Wednassay
Wifteas
Mig Cespne
Caspar
London
New South Wales
Goulburn
George Datapennis
Mown
Mime Cooper
Faris
Iriandabin
Old Man Killed in Street Accident
Police report a pedestrian, an elderly man, killed after being struck by a car in the afternoon on a city street. Authorities described the scene as a fatal traffic accident and are investigating the circumstances surrounding the collision.
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Svateey
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Benita
MR. Roosevelt
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Tashington
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